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Bibliography: p. 168-172

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ISBN 9780719040030

内容説明

"Fascist Italy" is a concise introduction to the phenomenon of Italian fascism and its impact. The author balances an up-to-date re-evaluation of political, diplomatic and military developments with a full assessment of the more neglected domestic and cultural dimensions of the subject. With the aid of documents and recent research on the subject, this book presents an analysis of the origins of the movement, the reasons behind its political success and the methods used to construct and consolidate a regime capable of resolving the problems of mass society in the 20th century. Within his broad-ranging analysis, John Whittam places particular emphasis on the attempts to exert social control, the interaction of party and state, the tension between revolutionary and conservative tendencies and on the role of Il Duce. Mussolini's triumphs and failures in peace and war and his ultimate responsibility for the disintegration of the regime are discussed objectively.

目次

Part 1 The formation of the fascist movement: the first fascist meeting

the leader

post-war economic and political problems

the "fascists of the first hour". Part 2 Expansion and breakthrough 1920-1922: the challenge of D'Annunzio

"Squadrismo" - the fascist offensive

the march on Rome. Part 3 Transition - from coalition to regime 1922-1928: a government which governs

the entry of the nationalists

the Matteotti crisis

the establishment of the fascist regime. Part 4 The construction of the regime - economic and social developments: the "decennale" of 1932

economic policy

social reforms

education and youth movements

women

Dopolavoro

the Lateran pacts. Part 5 The search for an ideology - intellectuals, propaganda and racism: the manifesto of the fascist intellectuals 21 April 1925

Romanita

propaganda

racism. Part 6 Diplomacy, war and collapse: foreign policy - the quiet years 1922-1935

Ethiopia

the axis

war and defeat

the coup of July 1943 and its consequences. Epilogue - the legacy. Selected documents.

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: pbk ISBN 9780719040047

内容説明

Fascist Italy is a concise introduction to the phenomenon of Italian fascism and its impact. The author balances an up-to-date re-evaluation of political, diplomatic and military developments with a full assessment of the more neglected domestic and cultural dimensions of the subject. With the aid of documents and recent research on the subject, this book presents an analysis of the origins of the movement, the reasons behind its political success and the methods used to construct and consolidate a regime capable of resolving the problems of mass society in the 20th century. Within his broad-ranging analysis, Whittam places particular emphasis on the attempts to exert social control, the interaction of party and state, the tension between revolutionary and conservative tendencies and on the role of Il Duce. Mussolini's triumphs and failures in peace and war and his ultimate responsibility for the disintegration of the regime are discussed objectively. -- .

目次

Part 1 The formation of the fascist movement: the first fascist meeting

the leader

post-war economic and political problems

the "fascists of the first hour". Part 2 Expansion and breakthrough 1920-1922: the challenge of D'Annunzio

"Squadrismo" - the fascist offensive

the march on Rome. Part 3 Transition - from coalition to regime 1922-1928: a government which governs

the entry of the nationalists

the Matteotti crisis

the establishment of the fascist regime. Part 4 The construction of the regime - economic and social developments: the "decennale" of 1932

economic policy

social reforms

education and youth movements

women

Dopolavoro

the Lateran pacts. Part 5 The search for an ideology - intellectuals, propaganda and racism: the manifesto of the fascist intellectuals 21 April 1925

Romanita

propaganda

racism. Part 6 Diplomacy, war and collapse: foreign policy - the quiet years 1922-1935

Ethiopia

the axis

war and defeat

the coup of July 1943 and its consequences. Epilogue - the legacy. Selected documents.